These guys are still around?
No Ace that's why you don't hear about them
No Ace that's why you don't hear about them
Saw them about ten years ago in Vancouver - Both my Eleven year old and I agreed they were not very good but the show was fun. The opening act was better. Turns out my son who is 21 now has a pretty good sense of music, he has an ever growing play list of music for my wife and I, he is very in tune to what we listen too, even though he doesn't.
Anyways As I said the act was kind of tired 10 years ago but they were legends if you hasn't see them yet now's your last chance I am sure you will recoginize more than a few songs.
Anyways As I said the act was kind of tired 10 years ago but they were legends if you hasn't see them yet now's your last chance I am sure you will recoginize more than a few songs.
last time I saw them was 96. I was living in Tucson, consulting for this company and became friends with one of the owners' sons. We were talking music one day and I said I was going to get tickets to see KISS in Phoenix and he was, "KISS?, really?" I said, dude, you've got to see them once, you'll see what I mean. So he came with us and by the end of the show, he got what I meant. The explosions, fire, blood, laser shooting guitars, rising stages, band members attached to harnesses flying over the audience, the total party atmosphere. It was Paul, Gene, Ace, and Peter too. I'll probably go see them one more time. A lot of artists I've been seeing for the last time it seems: Tom Petty sadly, Rush, Sabbath/Ozzy, Skynyrd, Elton.
Paul and Gene are almost 70 with net worths well north of $100,000,000 each. I think they're done, I can't see them even doing one-offs or a Vegas residency. At some point, you have to get tired of putting on Kabuki makeup and walking around on platform heels for 2 hours a night, and that point, is age 70.
